How can I get a high level view of all my organization's running github actions?
Like many of you, we've switched from our own Jenkins CI to Github Actions.
In Jenkins, you see all of the running jobs, but in Github Actions you have to go to each repository and view their Actions. This is less than ideal for my workflow.
Is there a way to get a higher level view of all running actions for my organization, or is everything really so partitioned at the repository level?
I know about /settings/actions/runners but I still have to open each active runner to see which actions are running.
I really want to be able to see all of the actions that are running in a single page.
This is what I see in settings/actions/runners 
Note that I can only see whether a job is running or not for a runner. I want to be able to see all jobs runnings in my organization just like I could for Jenkins.
Unfortunately, it's not possible to view all the active jobs across all runners in one place.
There is a possibility to view only the info about active jobs per runner.
By default, each organization has a pre-installed GitHub-hosted runner managed by GitHub. You can also add your own self-hosted runners.
To view the active GH Actions jobs in the organization:
- Open your organization page
- Click Settings
- Navigate to Actions section on the left menu
- Click Runners menu item
- Select the GitHub-hosted runners (or your own runner in case you have a self-hosted runner)
As a result, you should see the following page:
The Active jobs section will display all of the jobs that are currently running across all of the organization's repositories.
For more details, see the Monitoring your current jobs
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